feat: hide the sourcing of the activation script when starting shell #2319
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The
pixi shellprints a relatively weird looking activation script (sourcing a temporary file etc.).This way we wait until we read
=== DONE ===on the shell, and only then start streaming in- and output.This might break when there is some other stuff happening (such as oh-my-zsh asking if one wants to update), as our part runs after the
.bashrcor.zshrcscript has ran.Not sure if we should try to add a timeout as well so that we print stuff if e.g. 3 seconds are over and
== DONE ==hasn't appeared.